9mm indoor range brass

[Blademan21]

Getting ready for winter reloading. Picked up 8,500-9,000 rounds of mostly once fired brass. Out the door I payed $180. Had to transfer into basement a little at a time. Already had the primers and powder. Projectiles are in the mail.




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[E92335i]

Winter is coming!

[Blademan21]

Winter is coming!

Eventually😎

[BajaJames83]

What is this winter you speak of?

[someoneeasy]

What is this winter you speak of?

You know.... low 50s in the morning

[beanz2]

What is this winter you speak of?

Gavin Newsom's Prop 63 winter. Yup, gather your acorns now!

[maxx03]

Good start.

[ddindetroit]

That is 2cents a piece for 9mm ... not bad pricing.
The only way to get cheaper would be to scrounge brass for free.

Good that you started to reload. I'm guessing you have a blue press?

Have fun for the winter. I do it year round - time permitting.

DD

[greensoup]

Gavin Newsom's Prop 63 winter. Yup, gather your acorns now!

I bought 7000 more rounds than I shoot just of 9mm this year. I got some good deals on fathers day.

[Blademan21]

That is 2cents a piece for 9mm ... not bad pricing.
The only way to get cheaper would be to scrounge brass for free.

Good that you started to reload. I'm guessing you have a blue press?

Have fun for the winter. I do it year round - time permitting.

DD

Being retired I can reload when ever I want. Blue press and two RCBS Rock Chucker Supreme presses. Been reloading since the late 70's. I would buy lead projectiles from Berry's when he was in Fontana. Good old days.
On my 3rd winter here. Retired I don't have to commute to work. Looking forward to making the move to Prescott real soon. Carry on��

[ddindetroit]

Reloading ain't what it used to be ... because components have skyrocketed recently (down a little this year).

Reloading is now therapeutic.

But it may become necessity if you want to shoot in this state ...

Great to be retired Blademan ... the rest of us have to still work in the Salt Mines of Kali - to pay our masters ...

DD

[anothergunnut]

I'm in a similar situation here in Reno. It's a bit cold during winter to shoot outdoors so I shift to handguns at an indoor range. Reloading is a little tough as well as I reload in the garage and need to run a heater to be a little less cold. I've laid in a decent supply of factory 9 mm and reloading components. I need to work up a subsonic load for when my suppressor arrives!

[Blademan21]

I'm in a similar situation here in Reno. It's a bit cold during winter to shoot outdoors so I shift to handguns at an indoor range. Reloading is a little tough as well as I reload in the garage and need to run a heater to be a little less cold. I've laid in a decent supply of factory 9 mm and reloading components. I need to work up a subsonic load for when my suppressor arrives!

Luckily our indoor range here one can shoot rifle up to a 50Cal
I reload in the basement that doesn't get too cold. Our supply of primers and such are easy to find.

[Trriemferent]

Did you have to pick all those up your self? If not, thats a good deal.
Otherwise Im not sure the back pain is worth the savings.

[Blademan21]

Did you have to pick all those up your self? If not, thats a good deal.
Otherwise Im not sure the back pain is worth the savings.

Employee put the bucket into my car. Used several buckets to transfer the brass down into the basement. No way could I have carried the full bucket down the steps. They have lots of different calibers for sale. Want to make a road tip?